Sentence examples for indeed reality from inspiring English sources

Women are uncomfortable about this image because it is not rooted in collaboration, or indeed reality.

Does a particle, or indeed reality, exist before we look at it, or does looking create reality, as the textbook "Copenhagen interpretation" of quantum mechanics seems to suggest?

He cited the appeal of Mr. Galliano's ultra-feminine fashion and added that in recent years the designer had lost touch with that sensibility (and indeed reality).

Indeed, reality in this area – the finger-pointing and public shaming of an umbrage-happy age – seems already to have got beyond parody.

Indeed, reality is fast becoming the very opposite of what these assumptions claim.

Appearance is, indeed, reality!

Elasticity is only viable if minimal management effort is possible, which is described in the next item; and "minimal management effort": this means that cloud technologies should be made as automatic as possible, so that elasticity can be indeed a reality in the dynamic world of real business needs.

Indeed, in reality, peptides are likely to have existed in the RNA world, considering that they may have been easy to synthesize prebiotically and may have been able to aid RNA's function by forming complexes with RNA [ 6, 7].

Or, indeed, global reality.

Expectations can indeed become reality, just as the book claims.

It is a caricature very close indeed to reality.